Aldeia Dos Anjos Music From South Brazil CD United Kingdom

Music From South Brazil Music

List Price	$20.99 (You save $1.30)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, International CDs, World, Brazilian
Label	Arc Music
Orig Year	2002
CD Universe Part number	4863837
Catalog number	731778
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 09, 2007
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Guy Tourville
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Aldeia Dos Anjos Music From South Brazil Songs

	1.	Bombachudo
	2.	Resto de Baile
	3.	No Bom Do Chote
	4.	Mal-Me-Quer
	5.	Primera Vez, A
	6.	Nao Esplaha
	7.	Casalzinho Violento
	8.	Amigo
	9.	Rodiero des Velas
	10.	Nosso Canto
	11.	Espantalho
	12.	Cantando O Chotes
	13.	Casamento da Constanca
	14.	Guerrieras da Paz
	15.	Sombrero
	16.	Balaio
	17.	Ranchiera da Carreirinha
	18.	Tatu de Castanholas
	19.	Chico Sapateado
	20.	Chamamessiero
	21.	Ao Som de un Gaitco
	22.	Na Chama Do Chamame / Baile De Frontera / KM11

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